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SuperMetal Rocket Matt Black
SuperMetal Rocket Matt Black
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SuperMetal Rocket
The Rocket is produced in 18″ and our first ever Flow Formed wheel in 20″, it’s unique derivative of a star spoke design that concaves slightly to the centre and it’s trademark rim turbo grooves. This design is engineered to be type approved for fitment to Transit Custom in 8.0 x 18 and 8.0 x 20, and VW Transporter in 8.0 x 18 and 9.0 x 20. The Rocket also has an all new feature in it’s concave centre cap, designed to mimic the rim grooves, the centre cap adds character and opportunity to customise the look of the wheel.
SuperMetal - premium wheel designs, optimised to be both high in load capacity and low in mass. SuperMetal wheels are ideal quality and style for original replacement and approved by the toughest testing body in Europe.
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The major difference between a tuner-style wheel nut and a standard wheel nut is the diameter size. Tuner nuts have a smaller diameter (typically 20mm or 23mm), they are for...
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